The world of television has been going wild for reality shows for as long as anyone can remember, and now it seems game developers are catching the fever as well - Fox Interactive have grabbed themselves the license to American TV's zany World's Scariest Police Chases and are looking to create a successful driving game that can live alongside Gran Turismo 3 and its ilk, rather than compete with such classics. From that comment it should be obvious that this isn't your standard driving game. The developers have taken it more in the style of Driver, the celebrated 3-D non-linear PlayStation game. The first port of call for any new player should be the ...  Read the complete review

One of the more interesting looking games still in the pipeline for the PSX is Fox Interactive’s World’s Scariest Police Chases – yes, based on the “hit” reality TV show. Hey, if we can have simulations based on actual reality (flight sims, racing sims, etc.), why not simulations based on reality TV? The game attempts to replicate the real-world action of police chases including real-world vehicle physics, real-world weapons, and real-world vehicle damage. There will be five different game modes: Story, “Bad Boy”, Exploration, Race, and Multiplayer, the last of which can be played cooperatively if you so desire (for example, one .  Read the complete review

World’s scariest police chase!! When I bought this game I was expecting a complete action packed driving thriller of a game. But what I got was a complete reconstruction of some of the chase scenes from the Television program. Don’t take me wrongly but this was a brilliant idea from Fox Interactive and taking it from their most popular T.V series was a great idea. AIM ------ Now to explain the aim of the game is not very hard, all you have to do is stop the bad guys from getting away from the police. Well it sounds simple doesn’t it but there more elements added to the game. If you can remember the television ...  Read the complete review

What a game! This is a game that speed freaks who want to catch the perp rather than being the perp have been waiting for. You have two modes. one is Free Patrol. This is where you have to catch as many perps as you can before you total your car. The second is Pursuit Mode. This is where you have to complete the missions. There are twenty in total. you start of with the choice of four cars. Again as you go through the missions you can unlock other vehicles to drive around in. Beware though, if you like to hear the sound of sirens, some vehicles don't have sirens. You can shoot at the cars you are chasing, this helps to stop them earlier by ...  Read the complete review